Your network is your net worth | ASHUTOSH | TEDxNMIMSShirpur

He is on a mission to improve the efficiency of student entrepreneurs and to enable self-sufficiency through bootstrapping and reducing the dependability on external investments. He is actively working towards preventing startups from being conned by fraudsters in the start-up ecosystem. ASHUTOSH is an entrepreneur with a mission to improve the
the efficiency of student entrepreneurs.

His aim is to enable self-sufficiency
through bootstrapping and reducing the dependability on external

[rameshburla]

Main take aways from this talk:


1. Start a venture if you have nothing to do after Break up


2, Just bluff any damn thing that you were funded some Rs 5-10 Cr and closed company 'profitably' . Just ensure that, that company name is not reachable by google!


3. Tell that you are a co-founder of any pvt company. No body can search.


4. Tell that you are personally valued at Rs 4 cr and fake a valuation. Who has damn interest to check?


5. Giving TEDx talk can be casual. Don't worry about it's brand value.


If you want to fake and justify, you can always reach the good samaritan who is trying to save the eco system as he 'detected' that many are cheating entrepreneurs!!

This guy is ready to do a job for 25k per month. Been bashed on linkedin

[kaivalyashah]

"Try to keep away from fraudsters" - Every fraudster ever

[anuveshsingh]

Someone invested an amount in flipkart in 2004, flipkart was founded in 2007.

Someone invested in OYO in 2008, Oyo was founded in 2013.

[tanmaypal]

He said he has so much that he never had to work in his life( he himself said his networth to be 5cr).... Now he is begging for a job in LinkedIn for 25k... This is the extent to which a person can lie. He is a complete fraudster.

[VishalKumar-zgck]

This guy is totally fake. I don't know how such guys are invited for a TEDx Talk.
He is faking everything. If you check his LinkedIn, he has been looking for a job for a long time. He drunk post on LinkedIn. His LI profile is crooked, you won't see any proper timeline where he has been working, etc.
This guy doesn't have knowledge in any domain. He has been jobless for a long time. If you're reading this beware of this guy.

[sehermehta]

Oh my God😂😂😂 Have Ted talks become a joke now what is this guy even saying

Bhai LinkedIn par kitne paise bhar ke Ted talk diya tha? Isse Acha Ted talk mera driver dedega

[arpit]

A few individuals are an embarrassment to their own selves.

[rohitarora]

Kya chutiyap hai ye admi naha ke aaja phele Ted talk please raise your standards.

[ashwinmuralidharan]

Good words... Good vision... All the best to your journey.

[the_saadjamal]

I showed it to my family too. Really inspiring!

[priyankarajput]

Bro!! 🙌 Liabilities nhi h tab tak try karo... Nice!

[yuvrajsharma]

I don't know why people here in the comment section are not appreciating you
But the things you have said are very true .... college time is the best one to start a start-up cause you don't have any other responsibilities
P.S. - You are awesome bro !!!❤

[User-dukf]

NIce video, a bit unformal but good content.

[BHANUPRATAP-zvne]

That's a great conversation! Everyone has a distinct style and you've yours.
People take pleasure in judging others, but they're mostly the ones who have no achievement to show. The best conversation is the one where strike a chord with your audience. You've nailed it. One tip will be, speaking volumes about your work might give some an idea that you're trying to create an atmosphere of self appraisal for yourself. That aside, there's a lot to take from you in enthusiasm and energy of course.
Many more such public events to you!!